Cool... I thought that was already in there. What happens now if you just
redeploy a bean if the container is in the midst of doing real work?
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From: Rickard �berg [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, August 24, 2000 3:18 AM
To: jBoss
Subject: Re: [jBoss-User] hot re-deploy question
Hi!
Jeremiah Johnson wrote:
> Is there defined behavior for a hot re-deploying a jar which happens to
replace an instance of a bean that is involved in a transaction? Does that
question make sense? To rephrase, if I fix a bug in a stateful session bean
and I redeploy the application containing that session bean, do I have to be
concerned about trying to time my redeploy so that no clients are making
calls to an instance of the bean?
Well, an undeploy will shut down the containers and the invocation
layers. I guess we could add code in "stop" that makes sure that when
"stop" returns no invocations are active, and no invocations are let in.
So no, currently it is not well-defined, but we could change that.
/Rickard
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